'Pantera' Zegarra Reveals That He Still Receives Royalties For The Song “Yo No Fui”

The boxer David Zegarra surprised by revealing that to this day he continues to receive royalties from the song “Yo no fui”, which became popular during the broadcast of the program “Combat”. The former reality boy told details of the origin of the subject in the podcast “With FM”, by Fabianne Hayashida and Mario Irivarren, his former colleagues in the tuned competition format, in which he increased his popularity.

In 2015, while the ATV entertainment space was one of the most viewed, Mario HartDavid Zegarra and Pancho Rodríguez released the aforementioned song, which would become known at that time.

“Yo no fui” is the song performed by Mario Hart, Pancho Rodríguez and David Zegarra. Photo: Spotify

How much did the ‘Pantera’ Zegarra receive for “I was not”?

After the success of “I did not goDavid ‘Pantera’ Zegarra said he still receives royalties for the theme song he was a part of even though seven years have passed since it was released. Despite this, the figure is less than what he received at the beginning.

“To this day I receive royalties. Last year I got about 500 or 600 soles, but the first years I got S/1,800, S/1,500 like that. That’s when you realize that music is a business.”, he counted.

How was born the idea of ”I was not”?

the athlete ‘Panther’ Zegarra He stated that in a meeting with Mario Hart they were talking about the ampay that he starred in the pilot while he was with Leslie Shaw. At that time, Korina Rivadeneira’s current partner assured the boxer that he was not the one in the images. From the conversation, the idea of ”I was not” arose.